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imglorp
11mo ago
As ineffective demonstrating has been to slow the spread of fascism and authoritarianism, I feel demonstrating will have even less effect on trillion dollar corporations hell-bent on forcing ai into every aspect of society.
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11mo ago
If we give up the ability to negotiate, then we would not be able to have this conversation in the future. As we have seen many times, all over the world, authoritarian regimes will absolutely suppress dissent and chill speech if they have
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imglorp
11mo ago
I would like to see a detection of when I want a one sentence answer and when I want a full interactive explanation with flowcharts and tables and diagrams. My most common usecase now is "give me a quick answer because I don't wan
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imglorp
11mo ago
Including this near miss for Lie group E8 which at least had a pretty diagram and made some predictions about new particles. It looks like it was disproven. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Exceptionally_Simple_Theory.
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11mo ago
"potty training". Sorry. Anyway a chemical or biological sensor in the bowl might be more useful. Optical could be useful if it's doing spectrographic analysis: the color of poo and urine is sometimes informative.
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11mo ago
The first graph is interesting: it showed all groups about the same until late 2022 when they start to diverge. Around that time, we were talking about "greedflation" and "over hired during covid", and probably most impo
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11mo ago
Travel, no. The universe feels designed to keep us apart. But where are the signals-light/radio, or do we need new physics to see another communication medium? Robotic prices or emissaries, maybe.
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11mo ago
I'd like more details. Many devices won't run on USB cable alone: they won't start without a battery as well.
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11mo ago
The emphasis should be on "our" in the title: I think they mean Portugal's first involvement, which was around 1984. If you took "our" to mean Earth, then other PCs predate the ZX Spectrum and these. https:/&#
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11mo ago
I missed the linked article from April about how close to human death CFT-1 came. If they had lost 6DOF they would not have been able to reenter or dock, just sit there and spin until they ran out of air. https://arstechnica.com&
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11mo ago
Yes electricity by more short-sighted, dirty methods (remember when crypto clowns bought an old fossil plant just for coin mining?) but more alarming, fresh water. That can be a bigger problem for civilization.
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11mo ago
This is infuriating. Everything should be matte unless you live in the dark.
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11mo ago
What a neat device. Unlike those extra spicy, dangerous sources that say "drop and run" on them, this thing only runs when you line up the CF-252 with the HEU plates. It has an off switch to stop the cascade. Perfect for lab use.
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11mo ago
But what does win mean here? It's commoditized at this point, everyone's got options, and it's easy to swap models. This means the user share will be spread out among the different offerings. There's no winner take all s
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11mo ago
With the state of constant attack from AI scrapers and DDOS bots, you pretty much need to have a CDN from someone now, if you have a serious business service. The poor guys with single prem boxes with static HTML can /maybe/ weath
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11mo ago
> it targeted a single endpoint in Australia. It would really help to understand why attack one endpoint with "the largest DDoS attack ever observed in the cloud". If it was important, it would be redundant in its CDN. Who pa
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11mo ago
> Starting today, customers can browse, finance, and purchase certified pre-owned Ford vehicles online through Amazon Autos, with in-person pickup at a local Ford dealership. This whole thing sounds like dealership with extra steps and a
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11mo ago
This definitely resonates, for all old cars designed to be maintained with simple tools and common parts. That said, I have (lease) an Ionic 5 and it's the best freaking car I've ever driven by a mile. Some of the features on thes
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11mo ago
There's a growing group that believes no new projects should be started in C/C++ due to its lack of memory safety guarantees. Obviously we should be managing existing projects, but 1973 is calling, it's time to retire into lo
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1y ago
No, I was directly responding to parent: > How does society resolve this kind of abuse of the democratic process? It is a dynamic that is repeated in many areas. Relating our experience in the US, we planned for exactly this, it went oka
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1y ago
The States are learning the hard way that the disproportionate accumulation of wealth is an irresistible force which will eventually erode all checks and balances, corrupt all systems, and ultimately capture the entire government. We we wer
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1y ago
I wonder how it could /not/ cite Terry Tao who has recent work on this.
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1y ago
I wonder if they are comparable. Spacex tends to "build rocket factories" instead of building one rocket. So they can launch and reuse hundreds a year. They're repeating this with starship. It's hard to know what BO is
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1y ago
Firefox (et al) have ublock origin, which can do some of these things out of the box by including various annoyance lists.
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1y ago
So, I understand first hand ESR might be a little, uh, eccentric, when dealing with humans. But it seems that his nerding, taken by itself, is pretty solid. Is that not the case?
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1y ago
The project has been hungry for years. There was a fork to clean up and secure the implementation: https://ntpsec.org and ideally they would combine forces. Summarized here: https://lwn.net/Articles/713901
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1y ago
> “How can you sum the numbers from 1 to 10 without using a loop?” Sum = n(n+1)/2
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1y ago
Sounds amazing, thanks.
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1y ago
Is Algonquin that big? How long we talking here?
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1y ago
> They focus now a lot on growing revenue Explain like I'm five, how does a multi trillion dollar company expect to keep growing revenue forever? Are they planning to keep enshittifying user experience until revenue dives?
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